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Fan Speed Min
This will be the speed your fan runs when enabled at full height. Once the Z height is reached for
Fan on at Full Height, this will be the speed your fan runs at.
Fan Speed Max
This is the fastest speed at which your fan will ever run. When your print speed is slowed down
due to minimal layer time, your fan will run between minimum and maximum speed. The
maximum fan speed is reached when your printer must be slowed by 50% or greater.
1.16 Support
You define how your support material is generated here. You must have some form of support
turned on in the basic settings in order for these settings to have an effect.
Structure Type
You can choose between a Grid or a Line pattern for your support material. The grid will be a
checkerboard pattern in the X and Y direction. The line option will produce lines in along the y
axis for support. The grid will provide stronger support than the line option, but will be harder to
remove.
Overhang Angle for Support
This will determine where support material is generated. In general you will be able to print a
model with 45 to 60 degree angles in relation to the bed without support. We recommend
leaving this setting at 45.
Fill Amount
This will determine how dense your support material is printed, similar to Infill Percentage. The
higher percentage the better support, but it will be harder to remove the support material and
will use more material.
Distance X/Y
This will determine how far away from your object in the X/Y plane that the support material is
being placed.
Distance Z
This will determine how far away your support material is from your object in the vertical
direction. A smaller number here makes for better support, but makes it harder to remove.
1.17 Black Magic
This section allows you to transform your model into a hollow shell, a single layer thick. Spiralize
the Outer Contour This causes your Z axis to be constantly moving upward as printing your single
outer wall shell. The results are no layer change lines, giving a much smoother surface. This
setting is typically only used for artistic objects as they will be fragile.
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